Lidl U.S. has urgently recalled its Favorina Chocolate Ladybugs due to undeclared hazelnuts, posing a severe allergy risk. The products were sold in ten states and Washington D.C., with no illnesses reported.
A £53 million government support package for heating oil users has been criticised as insufficient, with many households facing soaring costs amid the Iran conflict.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves commits UK to fastest AI adoption in G7 and deeper EU ties in Mais lecture, announcing £2.5bn tech funding including quantum computing investment.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves commits to fastest AI adoption in G7 and deeper EU relationship in major economic address, alongside £2.5bn tech investment.
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Gemma O'Neill, manager and friend of Jackie 'O' Henderson, owes over $500,000 in debt, including $543,548 to the Australian Tax Office, as her talent agency liquidates. This unfolds as Jackie O battles a wrongful termination lawsuit with ARN.
High Court documents reveal Ping Fai Yuen's claim that his estranged wife secretly recorded his bitcoin passwords, leading to the alleged theft of cryptocurrency valued between £160m and £180m.
A TUI flight bound for Mallorca made an emergency landing at Manchester Airport after technical issues, with dramatic footage showing smoke billowing from its tyres.
Severe weather and a partial government shutdown affecting TSA screeners have led to massive flight cancellations and delays, stranding spring break travelers across major US airports.
Discount supermarket Lidl has urgently pulled Favorina Chocolate Ladybugs from US shelves due to undeclared hazelnuts, posing serious allergy risks across multiple states.
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Ali Ansari, added to UK sanctions list for supporting hostile Iranian activity, received planning permission for 33 luxury flats on Bishops Avenue. Critics question due diligence by councils and professional firms involved in the project.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announces the 'inference inflection' as the next AI phase, backed by a projected $1 trillion order backlog, while addressing market challenges.
A New York judge has dismissed a lawsuit from a German tourist who sued a taqueria over its 'too spicy' green salsa, ruling the heat was foreseeable.
Pensioners are advised to verify eligibility for a free TV licence before the annual fee increases to £180 on April 1, with Pension Credit being a key exemption.
Researchers in China have synthesised a millimetre-sized hexagonal diamond, exhibiting greater hardness than cubic diamonds, using extreme pressure and temperature on graphite.
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Economists at JP Morgan argue the Reserve Bank of Australia should not follow consensus and raise interest rates, citing risks of stagflation from Middle East conflict.
The National Lottery Set For Life draw on Monday, March 16, 2026, has announced its winning numbers. One lucky winner will receive £10,000 monthly for 30 years.
Oxford analysis reveals renewables could cut household bills by up to £441 annually, while maximising North Sea extraction offers minimal savings only if tax revenues are redistributed.
New analysis reveals renewable energy could save households up to £441 annually, while North Sea drilling offers minimal savings only if tax revenues are redistributed.
A Sydney property auction turned chaotic when a distracted bidder jumped $350,000 in a single offer. Experts debate whether it was a costly error or a tactical power move to scare off competition.
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A High Court case alleges a wife secretly filmed her husband to steal his Bitcoin passwords, leading to a £180 million cryptocurrency dispute amid divorce proceedings.
A stark divide emerges as Democratic-led states raise income taxes on the wealthy while Republican-led states cut or eliminate them, reshaping affordability and public services nationwide.
David and Denise Hopwood installed a seven-foot fence for privacy and security but lost their planning appeal after a neighbour complained about its height and appearance.
Cuba's national electric grid has failed, leaving 10 million without power amid a US oil blockade. The blackout sparked rare violent protests and has forced medical surgery postponements.
Severe storms and a prolonged partial government shutdown are causing massive flight cancellations and delays across the US, straining TSA staffing and stranding thousands of travelers.
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Cuban officials report a complete nationwide blackout affecting 11 million people, exacerbating the country's severe energy and economic crises linked to U.S. sanctions and halted oil shipments.
The UK government has launched a £1bn youth employment scheme targeting 200,000 jobs. With youth unemployment at a decade high, we examine whether this initiative can address the persistent NEET problem.
A planned demolition in Nairobi went tragically wrong, causing a building collapse that killed at least four people and injured four others during a regeneration project.
London's FTSE 100 index closed higher despite Middle East tensions, as NATO allies pushed back on US President Trump's demand for military help to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Oil prices remained above $100 a barrel.
NCP, one of Britain's largest car park operators, has entered administration, putting 682 jobs at risk. PwC appointed as administrator, but all 340 sites remain operational.
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Diesel prices in the UK have soared by 18p per litre since the Middle East conflict began, reaching 160.3p on average. Petrol has also risen 7%, with global oil prices exceeding $100 a barrel.
